about their other
concert - a collaboration with Fennesz, Pan Sonic and a Barcelona orchestra.
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Anyone who gets a chance to see this please report back
thanks
MEK
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Confirmed repertory of SKETCH SHOW + RYUICHI SAKAMOTO = Human Audio Sponge
on Friday June 18th at SonarPub, Haruomi Hosono, Yukihiro Takahashi and
Ryuichi Sakamoto
At three days from the
Just reading a review of Sketch Show's new release Tronica - anyone have
a listen to this yet?
the Wire calls it cutting edge electronica fused to pop literacy. There's
some vocal and ambient sections and some remixes by Cornelius and there is
a video (on the CD - not sure if there is a vinyl
I don't have Tronica, but I bought Audio Sponge when it first came
out...sounds like Hosono and Takahashi picking up right where they left off
pre-Technodon (mid 80s technopop). Haruomi has the best licks - if Yukihiro
is left to his own devices he veers off into sappy lounge stuff which can
I know I already mentioned this, but if you're considering catching the YMO
bug, or are just a bit curious, the best possible introduction to the band is
to get one of their concert DVDs. The versions they do of their tracks live
(especially in the Hurrah concert) have sooo much more energy
Date: Sun, 15 Dec 2002 12:44:31 -0800 (PST)
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So I wouldn't write off AoN or Yello or Tangerine Dream or anybody else as
sounding permanently dated and
A
So I wouldn't write off AoN or Yello or Tangerine Dream or anybody else as
sounding permanently dated and more novel than truly clever. Well alright,
maybe YMO... :)
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Those are fighting words. If you're one of the unfortunates who've not
experienced
On Sun, 15 Dec 2002, Mxyzptlk wrote:
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So I wouldn't write off AoN or Yello or Tangerine
Dream or anybody else as
sounding permanently dated and more novel than truly
clever. Well alright,
maybe YMO... :)
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Those are fighting words. If
funsters
i have been trying to find CD copies of YMO's 'technodelic' 'solid state
survivor' albums but they seem to be pretty much unavailable. anyone who
might be able to help out please hit me privately thanx
p
I have this old Jaesun mixtape (some guy from New York I think??) and
there is one track on it that uses the same Yellow Magic Orchestra sample
that Rob Hood does in the Rhythm of Vision (odd Tokyo vox) anyone know what
might be the name/artist/label of this smooth and slightly minimal tech
technopolis
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I have this old Jaesun mixtape (some guy from New York I think??) and
there is one track on it that uses
Hi,
I just bought my first yellow magic orchestra lp for only 2 euro. It is
called BMG, and is from 1981.
Can anyone point me out to a decent biography of these guys. And can anyone
describe there role in the develpment of electronical music?
Ow.. and is the ymo track that juan atkins played at
It is called BMG, and is from 1981.
no it isn´t, uit is called BGM
should read my mails once again before I send them. SORRY! will never do
this kind of bandwith wasting again!
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Can anyone point me out to a decent biography of these guys.
I'm biased but All Music Guide has a good section on yrs majesty, YMO.
http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amgsql=Baq6atr69kl7x
And can anyone describe there role
in the develpment of electronical music?
Did what Kraftwerk did,
At 02:38 PM 9/4/2002, Maarten Baute wrote:
Hi,
I just bought my first yellow magic orchestra lp for only 2 euro. It is
called BMG, and is from 1981.
Can anyone point me out to a decent biography of these guys. And can anyone
describe there role in the develpment of electronical music?
Did Yellow Magic Orchestra release intrumental versions of
any of their albums other than Naughty Boys? ...just curious
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hi !
no, naughty boys is the only one which
has an instrumental version.
mainly because it's the most song
oriented one i guess...
James David Beard wrote:
Did Yellow Magic Orchestra release intrumental versions of
any of their albums other than Naughty Boys? ...just curious
hi !
no, naughty boys is the only one which
has an instrumental version.
mainly because it's the most song
oriented one i guess...
speaking of YMO, is there an instrumental version of their cover of Archie Bell
and the Drell's Tighten Up? I fially tracked down a 12 of this but it has
the
speaking of YMO, is there an instrumental version of their cover of
Archie Bell and the Drell's Tighten Up? I fially tracked down a
12 of this but it has the vocal on it, in broken english, it's
hilarious... I just can't play it with a straight face even though I
love the music.
this from a
At 23:24 04/01/2002 +1100, RC wrote:
and I wouldn't write off YMO after downloading a couple of tracks - they
were a highly influential and avant garde outfit that produced some amazing
mmm, well I too question all that talk about them. at the time I always
thought they were boring and, let's
mmm, well I too question all that talk about them. at the time I always
thought they were boring and, let's say, a bit proggy! yes, I remember them
as elp in kraftwerk suits, ah ah.
lots of good people are influenced by bad stuff, it's their thing and we do
not have to be exposed to it
At 14:25 04/01/2002 +0100, Niko Tzoukmanis wrote:
of kraftwerk, rather a fusion of
european synth sound with their own
native influences.
yup, a mix of proggy and cheesy
absolutely
and, it's not the correct way to listen
to music saying 'i downloaded some tracks
and thought it was a bit like
there is no question if ymo are
influential or not, they definitely
were and everyone (ask john acqauaviva,
for example) who knows their music
also knows that they were not a copy
of kraftwerk, rather a fusion of
european synth sound with their own
native influences. also, there's a lot
of
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